G R E E N H OtU S E AND ORNAMENTALS 
BOXWOOD 
BOXWOOD LEAE-MINER ( Monart hr opalpus buxi Labou.) 
New York C. R. Crosby (March 8) . "Patches badly infested at Sea Cliff, 
Long lis land." 
E. P. Felt (April 24). "Mr. Wm. Beutenrueller reports that the 
boxwood leaf -midge is quite abundant and injurious in l 7 oodlawn 
Censtery in New York City." 
Paratetre.nychus ypthersi McGregor . 
3'aryland E. N. Cosryy( April 18). "This insect did serious injury at 
Havre de^race and Bait iir ore last year and was observed for 
the first time this year on the above date." 
CHR YoAETH E3?UM 
CHRYSANTHEMUM GALL-MIDGE ( Diarthronomyia hvpppaea L oew.) 
Indiana J. J. Davis (April 15). "The chrys anthemum gall-midse has been 
the suuject of numerous inquiries from florists. This is one 
of the most serious greenhouse pests in Indiana." 
GREENHOUSE TKRIPS ( Heliothrioa haemorrhnidalis Bouche) 
New York C. R. Crosby (March 17). "Badly infested chrysanthemum plants 
were sent in from Oneida on this date." 
EUONYTTUS 
EUONYMUS SCALE ( Chionasois euonv mi Corns t.) 
New York I. P. Felt (April 24). "Mr. R. E. Horsey reports that this 
insect has been so abundant in Highland Park on Euonwus 
rad icans and its varieties that, with the exception of one 
planting, they are 'ail cut to v 'ithin 6 or 8 inches of the 
ground and sprayed with miscibie oil. This pest has caused 
greater less than any scale insect in recent years. It is 
not readily controlled on evergreen trees since the leaves 
are spoiled with spraying with miscibie oil*" 
Maryland M. D. Leonard (April 24). "Euonymus bushes badly infested at 
Lauraville." 
CYCLAITN 
CYCLAMEN MITE ( Tarsonerus pallidu s Banks) 
Wisconsin E. L. Chambers (March 20) . "Unusually severe losses in ereen- 
houses during the winter in I 'ad is on, Belait, and Milwaukee* 
One Beloit florist reports 6C0 cyclamens a total loss." 
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